I Put Plants & Animals in a Jar for a Year, This Happened | Spring ecosphere 1 year update

It's been a year since I made the HUUGE spring ecosphere in the 10 liter jar. The closed ecosystem has proven to be extremely successful over the past year. It contains a lot of different species of animals: bladder snails, aquatic isopods, daphnia, hydra, copepods, ostracods, planaria and loads more. In this one year update I explain what has happened the past twelve months and what the ecosphere looks like now.
Enjoy!
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[@LifeinJars]

If you're not sure you understand the concept of a closed ecosystem, watch this: kzbin.info/www/bejne/gWGsnniEoNJ8eNE Thanks for 100k views!

[@818concepts]

I am so glad I found this channel. Thank you for sharing!

[@moldvox]

I love this.

[@TheStarmanxd]

It would nice if you make some sort of chart to know all the species who appeared at the beggining, the ones that survive and the ones that died during that whole year, very cool video!

[@bluewater454]

Almost 200,000 people watched this video in only 3 days... to look at bugs in a jar of water... what am I missing here.

[@sukul3889]

ecosphere refers to our planet as it is a ball shape, so would these be eco-cylinders?

[@joshpasta6257]

Doctor: you've been in a coma for 1 year Life in Jars: Oh boy I cant wait to see my spring ecosphere

[@LifeinJars]

Accurate

[@Kleinochsenfurter]

😂😂

[@isaacsrandomvideos667]

Josh Pasta Hahahah But still comas aren Funny..

[@ethyl7519]

@@isaacsrandomvideos667 no

[@ethyl7519]

@@isaacsrandomvideos667 school shooting jokes are funny

[@MatrixCoolGames]

I’m here before this pops up in everybody’s recommended and goes viral in 3 years

[@LifeinJars]

That'd be nice

[@robbieh9997]

Me too fam

[@xxsome1randomxx315]

Same

[@nether_before9342]

Funny, because I got here from this showing up randomly in my recommended.

[@deani9011]

same

[@rust5427]

It really gets one thinking, what if our universe is just an ecosystem made by an 11 year old interdimensional being?

[@annebruecks7381]

Melp Ever read Under the Dome?

[@clargenesisarribalicayan6528]

Will it really matter? Let's say it's true then what?

[@jon8021]

I’m pretty sure that’s a plot of a story in an issue of Weird Science (the EC comic, not the show)

[@whompingdomping9878]

Nothing.

[@BirdsAndWhales]

Do you mean gOD?

[@jazzip]

I came here to get over the crab's death.

[@retard_activated]

Me too! Lmaoooo 😆😆😆

[@orang6805]

Don’t make me cry again!

[@skelatonking953]

Same brother stay strong

[@abrahamcoronelbeltran6033]

Same, RIP crab

[@cloutxxvol.1457]

IT WAS SO SAD 😞 😥

[@FoundedScreenLady]

Imagine life suddenly going extinct, with only this dudes jars containing the remaining individuals of life somehow.

[@minecraftgood978]

HAK-DOS and then they evolve and they spread their spores.

[@bannaandeggs3705]

And made a civilization like ours and discovered that there were old advance species and there were a mass extinction and the advance species leave the planet and they called them hoomans and they say one day hoomans will come back and take the world again

[@santicheeks1106]

Wow thats kind of a cool thought

[@jamesbizs]

Anything that could make all life extinct, would destroy this too

[@LifeinJars]

The life inside this jar doesn't need the life outside the jar, being it's own contained ecosystem. If all life on earth except for the life in the jars seized to exist, the life in the jar would go on like nothing happened. So yeah, cool thought.

[@raymondanderson5775]

Proof that there’s life on Jars

[@handyman4everyman]

Shaw Tael gold!!

[@latenightcake5881]

Ba dum tshhhhhh

[@VamptoristicOne]

You made me laugh

[@JustAWatcher73]

Good one!! 😂😂😂

[@haoenlin5355]

Underrated comment.

[@em-gray]

That small explosion cracked me up to hard 😂😂😂

[@wickie-search]

lol, I read your comment just as it happen 🤣

[@j.w.vanderhorst736]

Amazing how that was posible from that small collision in water!

[@MadTracker]

THE BOB ROSS OF STUFF IN JARS Your videos are intriguing and weirdly soothing.

[@KingOfCorinth]

@ILoveAss lol what a name

[@JohnWicksPencil14]

All ecosphere videos I’ve seen have a kind of ASMR vibe to them. Aesthetically pleasing. Also...I love ass too 😂

[@fruiitpunch]

Watch serpa design, he's DaVinci

[@mcfrisko834]

I actually appreciate the fact that certain people take interest in stuff like this...

[@LifeinJars]

That's nice

[@colteng9721]

To me this stuff is cool because I'm a huge planted aquarium nerd lol

[@shelbyseelbach9568]

I appreciate the fact that certain people, like you, appreciate the fact that other certain people, like him, take an interest in stuff like this.

[@connornorris2569]

Yes.. what an exotic and rare interest... 🤔🤔😑

[@philidor9657]

They're things I'm interested in but no enough to actually do myself, so God bless thought who are

[@BongoKyle]

Aliens: I put humans and plants on a planet for 200,000 years, this happened.

[@LifeinJars]

I'd watch it

[@wokeaf1337]

The body of the oldest homo sapiens which was found was about 315 000 years old, my theory is that during one of the natural disasters which happened on earth like for example a huge volcanic disaster only one group of pre-humans survived in a deep cave with very small amount of individuals and during that period their species only survived by practising incest, incest usually increases the chances for disability in a species but also increasing the overall intelligence of a species, by living in a cave they would have had access mostly only to water and insects, insects being a very high protein and omega3 fat source contributed to larger brains and all those factors lead to what the human represents nowadays, nothing comparable in the animal kingdom. The Biggest Fallacy of Mankind is to think that they know their History.

[@Infamous_B_C]

As you can see the humans have destroyed the ecosystem and now are trying to escape the dying planet.

[@X_Cuze_Tf_outta_me]

Yeah....except God created us a few thousand years ago

[@kevo300]

Alien sees facebook and instagram, proceeds to leave the galaxy

[@yuncelluz8709]

I'm seriously thinking about starting this

[@BALSCOU]

I already made one 2y ago and its stills green

[@terrifictanks7939]

I don’t understand how this works. You just go to a pond take water and plants and put it on ur windowsill and wait?

[@BALSCOU]

@@terrifictanks7939 yes

[@BALSCOU]

@@terrifictanks7939 its science

[@vehicularmanslaughter]

@@terrifictanks7939 They keep each other alive

[@BirdsAndWhales]

You know what I love about people man? Our wacky niche interests like this dude is like... into putting water and stuff in jars and watching the little buggos. Like. So weird. But so cool! And the video underneath that was recommended was like “my favourite ant farm” from a channel about ants. Made me think about how some people are just like... into ants. Ya know?😂

[@souldominator128]

Ants Canada?

[@Anomaly-uz9pr]

Dustin Taylor that boi the ant lord

[@swordsmancs]

Honestly humans are just the most adorable animal in the world, we had to fundamentally change everything we thought we knew to survive, had to create tools, math, and science in order to thrive, developed ways to bend nature itself to our will, but We still offered food to starving wolves during the cold winters A lot of us cry when our tiny robot helpers get scared during a thunderstorm We help take care of tiny furry animals just because, when every other animal wants to survive, we want to give survival to those that may have trouble attaining it; cats and dogs with only three legs, critters like that We have entire companies, giant groups of humans in a massive network of resources, purely to give our critters the food they prefer Humans are just absolutely adorable really

[@BirdsAndWhales]

Dustin Taylor yup

[@BirdsAndWhales]

swordsmancs ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@noahcoronado6807]

This makes me feel like everything will be ok

[@yuncelluz8709]

It's the music

[@katrinakollmann5265]

Same.

[@royaltaee5111]

You still feel that way mr. CORONAdo??

[@ryanhernandez8324]

That's because everything will be. ⭐

[@noahcoronado6807]

@@royaltaee5111 ye

[@stevenphillips6127]

The Earth isn't roundish or flat. Cylinder Earth confirmed.

[@bryandandoy885]

indeed

[@ignorethis6856]

The sky is the glass

[@aideninnis8719]

Omg lol

[@STSSilver99]

Water: Exists Microorganisms: Hold My Beer

[@christophercain7343]

SŤS Sîłvèŕ hold my ecosphere

[@honey-jo6ru]

Christopher Cain hold my ecosbeer

[@svyatovrat4071]

It’s free real estate

[@davidf2244]

H2O: *slaps the molecule*this bad boy can hold so muvh organisms dude

[@stanislavkalabza8645]

more like Microorganisms Its free real estate

[@pandannep]

I don't know why, but the "look liked?" part got me laughing so hard. This was super cool!!!

[@LifeinJars]

Thanks very much

[@highrev92]

@@LifeinJars I think it's cool that you tease yourself about it, and it made me laugh, but I'm envious of you and learning more than one language, good for you!

[@joeman123964]

hello people in 2023! this video should be recommended right now to you. it's worth the watch!

[@searcazm9190]

DreamScape yup

[@Xerkies]

Hi people from the future

[@smileywarrior1870]

😂

[@user-qy5lx1zw2q]

Hi people from the futuree👋🏻👋🏻👋🏻

[@kuroakashirotenshi3155]

It was recommended to me today

[@turkeydinnerchewie2499]

My favorite thing about ecospheres is that they allow you to appreciate the small things. Great content as always!

[@LifeinJars]

That is absolutely true. Thanks for watching!

[@CJM-rg5rt]

You guys are just megalomaniacs who love playing God. Jk

[@turkeydinnerchewie2499]

Oxytocin 97 sometimes lol

[@qnzman578]

*takes hit "dude.. what if we're all in a jar..." 🤯

[@frick9189]

Wiggly worms: damn bruh you dummie dumb of course not

[@randompheidoleminor3011]

An ever-expanding cosmic jar.

[@emmagrace5196]

“Look liked?” Is the cutest thing in the world oh my goodness

[@niuuu]

monabrown101 i guess that, gramatically, it should be « looked like » and not « look liked ». He stressed hjs mistakes out (« look » is the verb, like is « like » a word to connect the sentence, so « like » can not be past tense). It’s funny and cute because it’s a small mistake - since english is not his first language

[@vincentowen4638]

Human : Is that a life beyond the Earth?? Jars Animal : Is that a life beyond the jar??

[@niccolom]

Cylindrical Earth Society

[@jklam00]

Ancient astronaut theorists say yes

[@filesshared9431]

We’re just mold in some guy’s fridge.

[@hank1556]

pass that blunt homie

[@declanblaisure1449]

@@filesshared9431 Lmao like in that one episode of Love, Death+ Robots?

[@killervirus57]

This shows why you don't drink water directly from streams. Look what shows up when you let it settle.

[@chase7099]

you’re forgetting that this is still, lukewarm water. cold moving streams normally don’t offer sufficient living conditions for these kinds of organisms

[@ashzerodude]

And here I was about to drink water and not let it filter through my organs and just sit inside me for a year like a dang fool.

[@ath_ala8078]

you thought i would make an ecosystem in my digestive organs? Fuck yeah

[@Isa-cr7fd]

IKR! I’d rather drink water with chemicals and chlorine in it that kills every living thing. I’m sure my body loves all those chemicals 😍

[@panpaletkalg2550]

free proteins

[@justpassnbydontmindme7937]

This channel has quickly become one of my favorites. Ill be starting my first freshwater ecosphere in a few days. Honestly it gives me the same sense of excitement to observe pond life like i used to when i was a little kid. Thank you and keep up the great work!

[@LifeinJars]

That's awesome to hear!

[@redthread4047]

How is it going?

[@SobrietyandSolace]

I'm watching snail dancing at 2:30am what is my life

[@v2.himawari483]

Little Wolf Taima I read your band as little wolf tame-ah like tamer and idk how to feel😂

[@coooclmmaann12]

I'm doing it a 3 AM so I feel that

[@tylerluck378]

The dance of sex. ;)

[@Phillygoat1983]

That snail was poll dancing witout a care in the world

[@eduard5567]

2:04AM :)

[@FieryCoal]

This “looked like” it’s going to be my favorite video

[@LifeinJars]

This will haunt me forever...

[@idvarhurd7804]

@@LifeinJars one day you'll be selling merch with this "look liked" :D

[@404killer]

"look liked"*

[@Makingblah71]

@@LifeinJars You've made me realize that I also say look liked. I think it's because we think of it as one word, lookliked.

[@handyman4everyman]

I love the calm commentary. I love how he casually mentions all the species names so casually like we all know what they are.

[@rowan8383]

Handyman for the Everyman if you know about something for long enough you bring it up casually. I'll bring up scientific names of moths and forget people don't know what I'm saying, kinda my fault for choosing moths though.

[@bongothepsycho7280]

isopod generation a year after: ya know kid, your grandfather used to tell me stories about our ancestors living outside this jar

[@cozza819]

Brilliant 😅😅

[@joelgonzalez7806]

My God , your videos are just beautiful art, some day you are going to explode on KZbin man

[@theironartmanufactur1745]

I don't know why this is in my recommended but I'm very pleasantly surprised.. Liked and subscribed

[@LifeinJars]

Yay!

[@blueram3063]

Me too

[@desmondciauri4616]

Blue Ram me too

[@adriendm]

The type of content I never look for, but i'm always glad it appears randomly on my feed, just like a few weeks ago there was a video of guys growing mushrooms.

[@franciscogarza3156]

Adrien D *WHAT TYPE OF MUSHROOMS*

[@adriendm]

@@franciscogarza3156 i forgot now but it was fun to watch, really intricate too. Loved it

[@chaosy169]

F for the fly that had to metamorphose just to get killed.

[@wunknownplayerw6666]

F

[@The_Minarcho-Cameralist]

F

[@berserkemblem2091]

F

[@jauleanimations5404]

F

[@sailikith3576]

F

[@peachoolongg]

I never thought I'd be so happy to be called "jarmy" LOL yes I am a part of this jarmy now

[@MrCantStopTheRobot]

I could never relax for long enough to live in your brain, but thanks for letting me visit. I never would have appreciated these little worlds on my own, but now I can.

[@LifeinJars]

That makes me happy

[@vcguerrilla6438]

OMG that was really really deep. Thanks for making me know that people like you exists

[@door-to-doorhentaisalesman2978]

Meanwhile in an alternate dimension: *Plants and animals put humans in a jar for a year.*

[@jimbehr2291]

How do you know we aren't in a jar right now?

[@chubchub1307]

._. Wtf

[@dirtydan9153]

we're supposed to be living like these bugs. off the earths environment solely. using natural resources only. money was never supposed to exist. it took away our self reliance. it took our true freedom. the one where we live with nature not against it.

[@Voodoo_Robot]

And those humans in the jar put plants and animals into a jar...

[@user-cw8us6wk8b]

Meanwhile some Higher being put human beings in a container called Earth.

[@sarahk.8473]

I did this once with pond water and some daphnia I brought home from school. The pond water introduced copepods and ostracods, the latter of which ended up dominating the jar. The daphnia only lasted a few months, unfortunately, but I did get to see a few generations of them. That little jar of crustaceans and algae was honestly a highlight of my university career

[@flare9757]

Has it occurred to you that you are forcing living beings down an artificial line of evolution? It would be interesting to see a 10 or 20 year jar of life.

[@daleop8rdkecko67]

Random xenomorph start appering

[@fnfn9199]

Evolution doesent occur that fast

[@Beanpolr]

@@fnfn9199 evolution is essentially how life adapts over long periods of time, 10-20 years can be over a hundred generations for some species in there, their behavior from gen 1 to 100 would surely change, being evolution on a smaller scale essentially. It would actually be quite interesting to take notes about the changes over the years.

[@caplan9986]

Not You it’s not really artificial selection, but this sort of thing can happen extremely fast; take the Belyaev experiment as an example

[@daniels8618]

@@fnfn9199 If the animals fuck that fast then it does

[@gambolshrouds9400]

1:59 Is too one of my favourite clips. Snails pole dancing was the first thought that came to mind, an I don’t regret it.

[@LifeinJars]

haha

[@antlanta]

r/cursedcomments

[@ADJOLU91]

I'm glad I'm not the only one who taught that 😂

[@sxleong]

I thoguth it was trying to stag itslef xD

[@markvines7308]

I clicked on this out of curiousity, I stayed on this through pure intrigue.... amazing 👍

[@Dboopboop]

"And the hydra made a come back" Me: *secretly calling the Avengers*

[@MrErickB44]

Lmfaoooo

[@beibitheclown]

This is interesting. I was always under the impression that plants would need water that was continuously oxygenated (so as to not go into stagnation)

[@T0YCHEST]

jehsuhs plants don’t need oxygen

[@beibitheclown]

@@T0YCHEST they do. Plants also perform aerobic respiration like we do.

[@T0YCHEST]

Water is literally 1 hydrogen and 2 oxygen atoms, and u don’t need to aggravate the surface of the water to the cycle new oxygen because the lid is sealed so the oxygen that was there has no place to leave, and even if it does it would take months to sep out of the cracks and by that time the plants would oxygen and the living things would produce C0🔻2

[@robinsea]

The plants produce their own oxygen through photosynthesis! It's a waste product in that process, but means they can use it for respiration :) that's also why you can have closed terrariums with just plants in thrive for years without ever opening it!

[@beibitheclown]

@@robinsea yep! but the fact that there are animals in there too I thought introduced a negative factor for oxygen supply hmm

[@PhoenixDwn.]

Main man was living his best life as a new species and then had a heart attack.....F 😔 3:30

[@LifeinJars]

Haha rip

[@jeremiahcall1722]

Lol

[@pifflesomepuffnadder855]

*EERRRGGHHH!!!!!* *flop* X _ X

[@bergen3944]

Hahaha :D

[@PhoenixDwn.]

@@r6_toast622 Thank you 😂❤

[@k.l.6129]

This recommendation is KZbin's way of saying, "Take a moment to smell the roses and forget about all the political drama in your feed."

[@LifeinJars]

awh

[@Sanzaru123]

stop watching political videos on youtube and you wont have that problem

[@MACLUVSME2]

Indeed

[@elon13yearsago8]

Those tiny creatures have a lot dramas going on too actually.. Lets say its just microdrama

[@ameries147]

Lol

[@silverdragon0000120]

Can't wait to come back and see this video in 2023. See you later people!

[@artinaj6973]

silverdragon0000120 see ya

[@wickie-search]

It's been two month!

[@annacamila_]

@@wickie-search it's been one week!

[@orangeflash5735]

Anna Camila 6 months now!

[@bolton7961]

George The Sagittarius 10 months now

[@Chanhee]

Never swimming in lakes or oceans again

[@sechmascm]

Can't believe the amount of tentacles and bugs in there. I'm regretting ever going to the beach and I'll have to brave it going forwards. I'll never be the same.

[@Widestone001]

@@sechmascm Don't worry, you yourself are an entire ecosystem. We see the world the way we do with so few other notable species because we are among the very largest species in existence at this time - we, the large species, are however a very small fraction of life on Earth - most are the size in this ecosphere. Also, we, the large species, could not live without our symbiotic relationships with all those microscopic critters.

[@damosmith1149]

...did you just call us all fat? Not coo chris

[@Widestone001]

@@damosmith1149 Haha! Well, it always depends on the viewpoint: An Elephant would tell us to get something to eat, while a cat... you do know how they tend to stare at us intensively, right? ;-D

[@Chanhee]

@@Widestone001 I think they stare because we're just that cool

[@u3k1m6]

Your video finally popped up randomly on my KZbin feed. It's a sign that it's going to grow in the coming years :O

[@LifeinJars]

That is a good sign

[@MrSHADEKILLA]

@@LifeinJars Im not even subbed and it popped up for me, youre dutch right btw?

[@HH-kl8ed]

u3k1m6 yes

[@cosmix4460]

1:35 me and my boi partying

[@anniekaleb2655]

The explosion at around the 6:33 mark startled me lol. I was not expecting that. Very nice video, all of the macro shots are really cool!

[@LifeinJars]

Hihi thank you

[@dimitrism.4318]

Slither.io

[@Echozkii]

Same

[@MxK589]

What was the explosion for? Mean?

[@bababooeydude]

That's what intercourse feels like

[@ZDavidH]

I love when someone show others his passion, nice job, very interesting!

[@leonwinchester9865]

6:31 honestly scared the shit out of me

[@eaglestrike0037]

Always exciting to see that a new Life in Jars video is up.

[@LifeinJars]

That's my goal

[@rampagingrhinogaming3272]

Same

[@aaronkanatzer9852]

I sit at home staring at a wall waiting for the notification to pop up of a new life in jar video

[@LifeinJars]

+Aarof oof now I feel bad that my upload schedule is all over the place

[@tunadalamkaleng3194]

Hi

[@patadeurso]

I was stressed before watching this and now I'm super relaxed.

[@leightonyoungii9314]

Alrighty boys I just started my first ecosphere

[@julie9337]

Leighton Young II HOWS IT GOIN?

[@leightonyoungii9314]

@@julie9337 no signs of life... still... BUT it sustained plant life, oxygen, some type of water cycle, and(somehow) grew new, unexpected plants in there.

[@julie9337]

Leighton Young II I went to the beach and made a temporary ecosphere, there were snails and little bug things, I let them go but it was pretty cool!

[@johnathanmear7465]

how's it going

[@scubasteve4053]

How it is going

[@jaiburns512]

I time traveled exactly back to this moment to when my younger me got recommended this video almost a week after 4th of July. You guys gotta start planting trees.

[@rayf1568]

That snail shot at 2:03 truly was amazing

[@LifeinJars]

Np ;)

[@philtirah]

I live in the largest freshwater wetland on the great lakes. This is a great idea! I've got a 6 year old. Thanks for the great opportunity to build something interesting to share with her!

[@philtirah]

We got a leech! It took 2 days to clear enough to see inside but....we got a leech! The kid is geeked. Lol "mama, if that's in there...WHAT ELSE IS IN THERE!?" AWESOME. Great idea!

[@philtirah]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/rHfTcniDgZijeZI

[@undertyped1]

8:20 what secret eco sphere? why are you keeping it from us!? what you are hiding!!!

[@sunsunmoomoo9508]

Sandy Hooker homunculus

[@HomTolland69]

6:33 didn't know they explode like that when they collide

[@sych2292]

I laughed really hard lol

[@marveludus]

right? that's neat to know. you learn something new everyday.

[@chrisjay9411]

Lawrence Elvin um that was CGI have you ever played the game worms? If you hit someone or run into yourself you die

[@Aric_EPU]

Chris Jay ‘Twas a joke.

[@kurliigurlii]

When you and I collide

[@CreedoMoney]

just a calm unedited video and then theres 6:33 which gave me a jumpscare

[@LifeinJars]

Nice

[@jimbehr2291]

Really?

[@konakano7955]

Not scary zzz

[@xgnofearzthe10thgenlegend82]

I shit you not. I read this and then tapped the video to see what time it was at and i heard it. Had my ear phones in. Crazy timing. Life is funny like that.

[@notnicc]

It’s crazy how maybe we’re in an ecosystem and someone or something is watching as we evolve

[@LifeinJars]

The earth itself is a closed ecosystem. Possibly in an intergalactic zoo

[@TerraMagnus]

Your channel is such a joy. I spent a good part of the day today catching up. And then I went out and found a nice jar of about 1.5 gallons in size (or almost 6 liters to the rest of the world). Now the rest of my family is debating whether we should try pond water or sea water. I might have to get another jar to settle this debate once and for all.

[@DRFUZY1]

Boil your water before you drink it, kiddos.

[@jumpvelocity3953]

Then you drink dead microorganisms and snails

[@dluffy3110]

They die in your stomach anyway and its good for immune system

[@yuuur4930]

2:12 that was amazing, I had to watch it 5 times to see where the baby snail came from 😂

[@LifeinJars]

They're pretty much magicians

[@anti-popfpv4638]

This is totally my jive! I'm so happy the algorithm decided to throw me a gem. Teach me and I will learn

[@RileyJSW]

So how do you know all the scientific names of the organisms??

[@brooklynnnotfound7014]

Riley B Research?? I don’t even do it and knew. Not hard.

[@liloosingh7541]

he’s dutch. dutch people love biology

[@lilithsparks5807]

He didn’t know “some sort of worm”

[@jaustdoit]

Hes prometheus and were bigots

[@jormungandrworldserpent6437]

Learned them, learned to recognize them, it’s easier than learning a language thats for sure

[@silvertheelf]

You know that if one of these survives the apocalypse that when the sun shines one time more, this will be the last life... and they will evolve. That will be what earth will look likes in the future.

[@Amghannam]

lol look likes.

[@GoodolJulius.]

It’s crazy how such small life can be created in this contained environment Best recommendation in a while

[@alec2191]

This video was both really interesting and relaxing! Keep up the good work.

[@ninis.8331]

I didn't expect this to be my new obsession

[@TheBowersj]

my whole life I was told that I had to buy a gold fish, buy the gravel, the air pump, air stone, and tubing. put it in a jar, filter the water, do weekly water changes, feed it, feed it, and keep feeding it. You just taught me in 11 mins that I can find equally amount of life and enjoyment with a scope of dirt and water from my local stream. Thank you so much

[@LifeinJars]

Hey aquariums are great, but in a way these are more 'real'. Anyway I love them both

[@zadrachkertjubahib6867]

Now THIS is the kind of content that I love to see in my recommendations

[@noahdavis8559]

I wasn't expecting to enjoy this as much as I did. Subscribed.

[@indrasetiawan3601]

Thank you for making this kind of contents ... I don't understand why I'm so happy to see your ecosphere and knowing the story inside them 😄

[@RadekZielinski.]

everything is so well balanced... Why can't my life be like that jar?

[@joaquin_ceb8]

Quien aca despues de UPDT

[@brenthung1632]

YOU ARE SO AMAZING YOU DESERVE TO BE REGONIZED MORE!;

[@LifeinJars]

Thank you! Spread the word!

[@sooperdooper5967]

I love these so much they’re so calming and soothing. Thank you so much for blessing this website with these videos

[@E1nuy]

Life really is magical, sounds corny but it’s amazing how much life you would get from a couple aquatic plants, pond water, and mud. It’s really intriguing, and loving aquatic life, this is a must try for me

[@prim4681]

Imagine just never opening the jar and letting evolution do it's job

[@human-tk2fo]

You would have species perfectly suited to life in that jar, but some internal competition could cause a little interesting variation

[@grimmetal2802]

Making new species 101

[@Danquebec01]

The Movile Cave is kinda like this. Sealed since 5.5 million years, containing a lot of endemic species. The ecosystem is based on autotrophic bacteria.

[@lorale8095]

Someday the jar will be broken you'll regret for creating that creature

[@bronzedting1261]

This was oddly weirdly satisfying I had to subscribe.

[@steverundle8635]

Found this awesome channel yesterday. I live at the edge of this “jar” and swim in it every day during summer months. Had no idea I was in a crowded lake/pond! You are my new best friend!

[@mimzymimzy3815]

Ugh planaria are the cutest with their lil eyespots. Great videos, man. You will convince everybody who watches to keep an ecosphere.

[@Neporussky]

oh my god this is amazingly beautiful.

[@Maineh]

Nice vid! I liked the explosion between the planerias, it was unexpected lmao.

[@LifeinJars]

I couldn't help myself...

[@Whup.]

This is relaxing for some reason and just genuinely interesting so I'm subbing my dude.

[@bayareababe]

I absolutely love this channel! Addicted!

[@drapoorv]

Superrbbb...I was more in to terrariums but after watching your videos I have inclined completely towards Ecospheres ..Keep going ...Love your content

[@LifeinJars]

Thanks I will

[@jalepepper]

always love a notification that youve posted a new video!

[@LifeinJars]

Nice to hear!

[@rope5853]

This look liked one of my favourite ecosphere videos of all time thank you. Your dads plants are strong

[@bugandrews]

This is my new special interest. I'm so glad I found this account and concept! Your account is so so cool!!!! Thank you for making this content

[@jonmurph589]

Your videos are always very interesting. Congrats on the 1 year ecosphere, amazing to see life flourishing in these small spaces.

[@LifeinJars]

Thanks man!

[@bexah6631]

6:33 literally burst out laughing, thank you sir

[@derekmueller6685]

amazing! this video can let you appreciate the small stuff. There is so much to this world most people wont ever see because they do not know how to look.

[@areoheses3885]

this is truly amazing! thanks for showing

[@Tryggve92]

Nice effect when those two snailthings "collided" xD

[@yudobudhi8428]

1:36 "IT'S NOT UNUSUAL TO BE LOOOVED BY ANYONE... IT'S NOT UNUSUAL TO HAVE FUUUUN BY ANYONE"

[@bipolarman9246]

The beginning of life I can say. Great picture you took, love your enthusiasm.

[@guymontag162]

Keep em coming man. These videos are gold.

[@NETBotic]

Watching this after fireworks on Independence Day and finding similarities.

[@LifeinJars]

Couldn't help myself

[@nguoixemkhongtontai2612]

You are just like them in bigger jar.

[@gianlesnjak9734]

this gentleman has ONE delightfully cute and hilarious sentence per video. this video its "And the bladder snails were being... Bladder snails"

[@pixwool]

Imagine if an ecosphere like this is still intact millions of years later and they evolved.